Got it, I can recreate this. So the next step for you is going to require a little more work, and this is just based on what I would do. Someone else might have a better solution. I'd create two separate machine and control definitions - one called "MPMaster 3x" and another called "MPMaster 4x". Each one would have one default axis combination - the 3x definition would have the 3 axis combination that I showed you how to create and only that combination in the menu. The 4 axis definition would have the "default" that's posting out A motion and only that combination in the menu. That way when you select a machine you select either a 3 axis or 4 axis and you only get the motion you're after and you never have to bother with switching your axis combination in the menus. If you don't have a 4 axis machine and you flat out don't need to have A motion posted out at all then your solution is simple: go back into that axis combination menu and delete the "default" axis combination. Then your current operations in that file and future operations will automatically default to the new axis combination you created, which is the 3 axis one.

Or Multiaxis link, 3D Flowline and a lot standard Mastercam toolpaths. Funny how all other CAM don't care about the number of axis for toolpaths. You got 2 or 42 they give you them all.

Can you share a z2g file? It'll be easier for someone to see what's happening. It makes little sense that it posts a single toolpath as you want but not when you select all of them...which I am assuming are in a single Machine group

If you're being asked, keep it general....if your looking for one, again generalize and if there is anything specific that the person could speak to, ask if they could included it. Keep it general but try to touch on the higher points of the person & position. JM2C

Zelots??

Sometimes I feel like you are bots of MasterCam just like how other social platforms have